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(MENAFN – Gulf Times) A high-profile delegation from the Qatar Red Crescent Society (QRCS) is visiting Sudan to improve bilateral relations with the Sudanese Red Crescent Society (SRCS), inspect field activities ongoing QRCS representation mission there, and further to pursue QRCS humanitarian diplomacy and the promotion of international humanitarian law (IHL).
The QRCS delegation is made up of Secretary General Ali bin Hassan al-Hammadi and Dr. Fawzi Oussedik, Head of International Relations and IHL.
At the Sudan Refugee Commission (COR), the delegation met with Dr. Bilal Ahmed Musa, head of the emergency committee.
The meeting was attended by the president of SRCS, Al-Fadhel Aamer, officials from both national societies and representatives of the COR.
They discussed the latest updates on the recent mass displacement from Ethiopia to the Al-Qadarif and Kassala states in eastern Sudan.
In coordination with the SRCS, the QRCS delegation held a seminar at the Faculty of Law of the renowned Al Neelain University in Khartoum, under the title of IHL and contemporary challenges.
With extensive VIP attendance, the event featured two parts: an al-Hammadi conference on humanitarian diplomacy as an effective tool for the implementation of IHL, and a conference by Dr. Oussedik on contemporary issues facing the application of international humanitarian law. IHL provisions in current humanitarian crises and conflicts.
Then 9,000 masks donated by QRCS were presented as gifts to Al-Neelain University, in the presence of the university president, the dean of the Law School, the president of SRCS, Aamer, the director of the Research Institute for the Paz and the participants. at the seminary.
Aamer appreciated the efforts of the QRCS in Sudan.
“Many thanks to al-Hammadi for being here in Sudan to support Covid-19 control efforts, contribute to the recovery of the community from the impact of the floods and provide institutional support to the SRCS,” he said.
Along the same lines, Khartoum TV honored al-Hammadi in recognition of the QRCS role in helping victims of the recent flash floods, as well as providing vital assistance in the course of the country’s fight against Covid-19, the disease. respiratory disease caused by the coronavirus.
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